Tudor Terror Books in Order

A stranger seeking help draws Will Marsden and his grandfather into a journey north to Scotland. Family stories of Flodden accompany their travels, while serving girl Meg recognizes dangers the eager adventurers have overlooked.

Will Marsden is training to become a knight when a visitor arrives with letters from Queen Elizabeth to Scotland's king. A body found in the woods sends Will and serving girl Meg searching for a murderer.

The Marsden family risks losing its home unless it can pay its debts. Will, his father and their serving girl set sail for London with a cargo of coal, beginning an adventure in Elizabethan England.

A stolen silver cup leaves serving girl Meg facing execution unless she spies on her friends. Will Marsden tries to save her as his mother's memories of spying on Mary Queen of Scots echo their dilemma.

Will Marsden heads toward promised work with Shakespeare, but a one-eyed man is trying to kill him. When Judith Shakespeare is kidnapped, Will and Meg discover spies and dangerous secrets behind the world of the theatre.

As Elizabeth I nears death, witch hunts threaten Will Marsden's grandmother. Will goes to London to clear his family's name, but he and Meg encounter Doctor Dee and conspiracies around the queen while time runs out.